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64 2007 177.... Singapore's Macroeconomy Name of the of the University Date Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 Introduction 3 Analysis of the country's business cycle 3 GDP analysis by Expenditures 7 Labor market 9 Total population 9 The labor force 10 Inflation 12 Fiscal Policy 13 Monetary policy 16 External Sector 16 Conclusion 17 References 18 Introduction Established as a British colony in 1819, Singapore has come a long way in terms of development and growth that has placed it as par with the nations of Western Europe in terms of GDP growth....
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In a bid to prevent the government from printing excessive money, the total currency flowing inside the country was rigorously indexed to the number of dollars in the custody of the central bank.... The case study entitled "Element of International Business" states that before 1930, Argentina enjoyed a 70-year period of political stability that fostered impressive economic development, causing the country to be ranked as one of the richest in the world....
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Competitive brands such as Hershey's of the US are tying up with well known brands such as Godrej in India (Gopalan, 2007).... 1 in the confectionery and No.... 3 in the soft drinks market in the world (Success Stories, 2004).... The company was initially established as a cocoa and chocolate firm in England but now has sweets, beverages and chewing gum that are processed and… Popular international brands of the company include Cadbury Dairy Milk, Dr Pepper, Flake, Trebor Basset, Snapple and Motts (Success Stories, 2004)....
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… The First World War brought to an end the convertibility of Gold Standard to the bank of England in 1914.... Bretton Woods Agreement was signed for the establishment of International bank for Reconstruction (IBRD, the World bank), etc.... In this paper, the author touches upon the international financial system....
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According to Flassbeck and Spiecker (2007), this owes to reduced trade levels such as real estate and gas and banking sector.... According to Ratha, and Xu (2007), what followed was panic and mistrust development in organizations.... The global recession is one of the key challenges facing industries in the world....
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The paper "The Official bank Rate and Macroeconomic and Financial Circumstances" state that in case the bank does not make an asset purchase, most individuals in the UK would have been in the worst situation.... The official bank rate has been in existence in a variety of forms ever since 1694 and has been within a range of 0.... Since then it has been varying over the years where the present name 'official bank rate' was initiated in 2006 replacing the former 'Repo Rate' that existed till 1997....
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The phrase “quantitative easing” was for the first time employed by the bank of Japan when it was dealing with domestic... Based on the opinion of various economists as well as the IMF, quantitative easing used since the beginning of the financial crisis that was experienced between 2007 and 2008, has been critical in mitigating various adverse impacts of the crisis (Gindin and Panitch 326).... Nevertheless, as the Federal Reserve employed quantitative easing initiatives to address the effects of 2007-08 financial crisis, various critics have considered its actions extraordinary....
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In February 2007, auctions to finalise rates on ARS instruments failed because of decreasing investor demand.... Cracks in the financial market became wide open in June 2007 with the failure to meet the lenders' call on Collateralised Debt Obligations (CDOs) by two Bear Stearns hedge funds for subprime loans.... The recessionary trends as per BBC News (2007) that the banking industry is bearing appeared with the subprime lending to home borrowers....
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